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Transcritical compressor coefficients

Has anyone been successful obtaining and using manufacturer compressor curves for transcritical CO2 refrigeration systems? I have attempted to download the transcritical/subcritical compressor curves from manufacturer and apply in model; however, the energy use is all over the place (extremely negative OR extremely positive).

Transcritical compressor coefficients

Has anyone been successful obtaining and using manufacturer compressor curves for transcritical CO2 refrigeration systems? I have attempted to download the transcritical/subcritical compressor curves from manufacturer and apply in model; however, the energy use is all over the place (extremely negative OR extremely positive).

Transcritical compressor coefficients

Has anyone been successful obtaining and using manufacturer compressor curves for transcritical CO2 refrigeration systems? I have attempted to download the transcritical/subcritical compressor curves from manufacturer and apply in model; however, the energy use is all over the place (extremely negative OR extremely positive).

Transcritical compressor coefficients

Has anyone been successful obtaining and using manufacturer compressor curves for transcritical CO2 refrigeration systems? I have attempted to download the transcritical/subcritical compressor curves from manufacturer and apply in model; however, the energy use is all over the place (extremely negative OR extremely positive).

Transcritical compressor coefficients

Has anyone been successful obtaining and using manufacturer compressor curves for transcritical CO2 refrigeration systems? I have attempted to download the transcritical/subcritical compressor curves from manufacturer and apply in model; however, the energy use is all over the place (extremely negative OR extremely positive).